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Perceived levels of farming skills and problems of small‐scale commercial farmers in Ciskei

T V Kepe MSc graduate of the University
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G C Filson Associate Professor, Rural Extension Studies
Pages 427-435 | Published online: 27 Feb 2008

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Thembela Kepe. (2005) Magwa Tea Venture in South Africa: Politics, Land and Economics. Social Dynamics 31:1, pages 261-279.
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E T Rahayu, S Suwarto, S Anantanyu & S Sugiharjo. (2022) The influence of social capital on the small-holders empowerment of livestock farming in Sragen Regency. IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science 1001:1, pages 012030.
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